Viscount Netterville. The family also produced at least two more senior judges in the sixteenth century, Thomas Netterville and Luke Netterville. Little...

Luke Netterville (or Lucas de Nutrevilla; died 1227) was an Anglo-Norman churchman in Ireland, archbishop of Armagh from 1218. Netterville was appointed...

Luke (Lucas) Netterville (c. 1510–1560) was a sixteenth-century Irish judge. He was father of the statesman Richard Netterville and grandfather of the...

de Netterville, who like Thomas sat in the Common Pleas (1301-9). Luke Netterville (died 1560), another Irish judge of the era, was Thomas's younger cousin...

(disambiguation), multiple people Luke Netterville (1510–1560), Irish judge Luke Netterville (priest) (died 1227), Irish archbishop Luke Nevill (born 1986), Australian...

Walter de Lacy (1172–1241), Lord of Meath Garret Wesley (1735–1781), 1st Earl of Mornington John Netterville (1603–1659), 2nd Viscount Netterville Nicholas...

originally being granted to them by Hugh de Lacy, Lord of Meath. As far back as 1207, their direct ancestor Luke Netterville is recorded as taking the position...

Meath, which led to a lawsuit in 1555 with another High Court judge, Luke Netterville, who was the head of an old-established landowning family from Dowth...

the argument that Jesus commanded people to pay taxes to their de facto rulers Netterville, Ned (17 March 2008). "Jesus of Nazareth, Illegal-Tax Protester"...

port of New Ross granted trading concessions from Henry III. Luke Netterville (Lucas de Nutrevilla), an Anglo-Norman churchman and archbishop of Armagh...